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Consumer Electronics Companies Face Existential Crisis Amid Global Memory Crunch

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A global memory supply crunch, driven by the AI boom, is causing soaring production costs for consumer electronics, threatening smaller companies' viability while benefiting major chipmakers like Micron.

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